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Release Date:
16 April 1993 (USA) moreTagline:
A teenager who's seen too much...and a cop who's seen it all.Plot Summary:
Detective Joe Garvey is called in to a mysterious case: a ballerina has been slayed on stage during a performance... morePlot Synopsis:
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Utterly Forgettable moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)Illana Diamant | ... | Joline (as Illana Shoshan) | |
Kris Kristofferson | ... | Joe Garvey | |
Drew Barrymore | ... | Tinsel Hanley | |
Martin Landau | ... | Frank McCoy | |
O.J. Simpson | ... | Allie Wheeler | |
Dey Young | ... | Karen | |
Bruce Weitz | ... | Captain Nelson Silva | |
Seth Marten | ... | Harold Rosen | |
Lydie Denier | ... | Pamela Hanley | |
Lilyan Chauvin | ... | Mother Superior | |
John Pomposello | ... | Detective | |
Michael Franco | ... | Detective | |
Debra Ellis | ... | Social Worker | |
Greg Safel | ... | Patrolman | |
Mike Stone | ... | Vince (as Michael Stone) |
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Argentina:98 minCountry:
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Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County - 900 Exposition Boulevard, Exposition Park, Los Angeles, California, USAMOVIEmeter:
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Here we have an example of the sort of movie for which the terms 'run of the mill' and 'formulatic' were invented. I'd believe this was made for TV if not for some nudity at the very beginning, but I can't imagine that it was released in theaters. My guess would be it went straight to video, especially as it was shot at the very beginning of Drew Barrymore's comeback and stars Kris Kristofferson. She is Tinsel, a 14-year-old who the cop played by Kristofferson must protect. Her ballerina sister was murdered, and it looks like she's next. I sort of enjoyed the beginning of the movie, as Tinsel shows some admirable spunk and self-reliance, but it veers quickly into soppy searching-for-family bunk as it is revealed that the cop's wife and daughter were killed in a car accident and the ballerina was Tinsel's last living relative. So of course neither of them has anyone and they bond, culminating in a scene sure to set just about anyone's eyes rolling. There's also some weird, boring, sort-of subplot about the police chief's involvement with some elitist secret society. It's supposed to be a testament to the great humanity of Kristofferson's cop, but the only thing this flick is a testament to is how far Drew Barrymore had fallen, and how far she has come.